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		<title>Real Estate Tax Assessment vs Actual Value – Vancouver Real Estate</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:20:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many buyers are operating under the misconception that a home&#8217;s offering price needs to be just above its tax assessed value. In other words, they believe that tax assessed value is the matching thing as &#8220;what a home is worth.&#8221; This is certainly not the case, but simply this month I&#8217;ve found no less than [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many buyers are operating under the misconception that a home&#8217;s offering price needs to be just above its tax assessed value. In other words, they believe that tax assessed value is the matching thing as &#8220;what a home is worth.&#8221; This is certainly not the case, but simply this month I&#8217;ve found no less than three potential buyers who refused to offer anything higher than the tax assessment value on homes they truly loved. </p>
<p>To combat this, many Realtors have begun including phrasing like &#8220;priced under assessed value&#8221; in their marketing materials for the home&#8217;s sale. It has not mattered. Instead, what&#8217;s happening is that buyers&#8217; misconceptions are seemingly validated and, thus, continued. Shoppers see these houses as &#8220;good deals,&#8221; but in truth they are not. The <a href="http://www.realestatevancouver2010.com/" target="_blank">Vancouver real estate</a> market is a perfect example of this. </p>
<p>The ASSESSED VALUE turns out to be figured by the public tax assessor. (For BC this is a provincial crown corporation termed as <a href="http://www.realestatevancouver2010.com/" target="_blank">Vancouver BC real estate</a> Assessment.) The entire purpose for the assessed price is to determine taxes; that is all. This value is recorded and combined with the tax levels of the area. </p>
<p>According to <a href="http://www.realestatevancouver2010.com/" target="_blank">REMAX Vancouver</a> FAIR MARKET VALUE is the price that&nbsp;  an unbiased   buyer is willing  to pay to an  seller   who is willing and is under no obligation  to  let go of  their property. Prior to  pputting the home for sale  , the listing agent  usually  will pull up comparable properties  that sold in the last  few months  , depending on what they find . They then guide  the seller as to how to price  their  home  . The agreed upon price between a buyer and seller effectively becomes the fair market value of that property.  This is also  it is important to bring a few similar   sold listings prior to making an offer; it&rsquo;s a great way to determine whether the subject property is priced accurately.
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		<title>Real Estate to Winchester, VA</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:20:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As early as 1606 , French Jesuit expeditions may have entered the valley , as the explorer Samuel de Champlain made a crude map of the area in 1632. The first confirmed exploration of the northern valley was by the explorer John Lederer, who viewed the valley from the current Fauquier and Warren County line [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As early as 1606 , French Jesuit expeditions may have entered the valley ,  as the explorer Samuel de Champlain made a crude map of the  area in 1632. The first confirmed exploration of the northern valley was by the  explorer John Lederer, who  viewed the valley from the current Fauquier and Warren County line on August 26,  1670.  In 1705 the Swiss explorer Louise Michel  and in 1716 Governor Alexander  Spotswood did more extensive mapping and surveying.</p>
<p>Governor William Gooch promoted settlement by issuing large land grants in the late 1720&#8242;s . Robert &#8220;King&#8221; Carter&#8221;, manager of the Lord Fairfax proprietorship, acquired 200,000 acres (800&nbsp;km&amp;sup2;). This combination of events  directly precipitated an inrush of settlers from Pennsylvania and New York, made  up of a blend of Quakers and various German and Scots-Irish homesteaders, many of them new immigrants. The  Before the American Revolutionary War, Scots-Irish comprised the most numerous group of immigrants form the British Isles.</p>
<p>The settlement of Winchester began as early as 1729 , when Quakers such as  Abraham Hollingsworth migrated up (south) the Great Valley along the  long-traveled Indian Path (later called the Great Wagon Road by the colonists) from  Pennsylvania. He and others began to homestead on old Shawnee campgrounds.  Tradition holds that the Quakers purchased several tracts on Apple-pie Ridge  from the natives, who did not disturb those settlements.</p>
<p>In 1732, Jost hite was the first German settler to the area , who brought  10   other families, including some Scots-Irish. Though Virginia was an Anglican colony,  Governor William Gooch had a tolerant policy on religion.  The availability of land grants brought in many religious families, who were  often given 50-acre (200,000 m<sup>2</sup>) plots through the sponsorship of  fellow-religious grant purchasers and speculators. As a result, the Winchester  area became home to some of the oldest Quaker, Presbyterian , Anglican and Lutheran churches in the valley. The first Lutheran  worship was established by Rev. John  Casper Stoever Jr., and Alexander Ross established Hopewell Meeting for the  Quakers. By 1736, Scots-Irish built the Opequon Presbyterian Church in Kernstown.</p>
<p>A legal fight erupted in 1735 when Thomas Fairfax, Sixth  Lord Fairfax, came to Virginia to claim his land grant. It included &#8220;all the  land in Virginia between the Rappahannock and the Potomac rivers&#8221;, an old grant  from King  Charles II which overlapped and included Frederick County. It took some time  for</p>
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		<title>With Home Buying Selecting a Neighbourhood Is A Personal Choice</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 05 Sep 2010 16:07:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Real estate buyers are discovering that a community&#8217;s general sustainability is affecting their end choice on which property to purchase, and factors that support a healthy lifestyle are representing an important role. This focus is leading to neighborhood designs that incorporate green spaces, bring down the volume of local traffic and set up streamlined trash [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Real estate buyers are discovering that a community&rsquo;s general sustainability is affecting their end choice on which property to purchase, and factors that support a healthy lifestyle are representing an important role. This focus is leading to neighborhood designs that incorporate green spaces, bring down the volume of local traffic and set up streamlined trash and recycling collection. Subdivisions that spotlight a village-style ambiance where activities and services are community focused are also becoming increasingly popular. Having a clear idea of exactly which type of atmosphere and conditions you require in a community can save you a loads of wasted time in your house hunting process.</p>
<p>Be sure to go to any potential community yourself to asses the possibility of a negative area effect on your future property. Be conscious of streams or run-offs that could categorize the area as a flood plain and note any obvious signs of insect infestation or mold. Be aware of any close by transit related features that might raise the noise level, such as railway crossings, airline traffic or busy fire stations. Visit the area at night to see if the streets are well-lit and the noise level is acceptable. It all boils down to <a href="http://www.e2000training.com/" target="_blank">real estate education</a> with respect to to area influences.</p>
<p>Another crucial factor to consider is how easy your neighborhood is to access using different transportation modes. Check for bicycle lanes and pedestrian crosswalks with nice wide sidewalks. Note how traffic flows around the streets and if there are places where potential bottlenecks could hamper motorists during peak hours. Also find out if the public transit that service the neighborhood could get you to work and back easily. If the city you are looking at is Burlington then the quickest way to gather these details would be to contact a <a href="http://www.yourrealtyguys.com/ReMax_Burlington.html" target="_blank">ReMax Burlington</a> agent for assistance.</p>
<p>Of course, neighborhoods consist of the people that live there, so make sure that you are compatible with the types of people currently living in that locale. If you are seeking a quiet life, relocating onto a street near a college or day care center will mean more noise from students. In contrast, if your interested in having an busy home with lots of guests and get-togethers, think about a place that draws in individuals who will welcome your energetic outlook. This is especially true in areas such as the <a href="http://www.daveholt.ca/Milton_Ontario_Real_Estate.html" target="_blank">Milton Ontario real estate</a> market that has a more rural perspective than other more cosmopolitan places.</p>
<p>Everyone has different lifestyles that they are most comfortable in, so take the time to review the general atmosphere of a community to find out how well it goes with your personality. Look into the presence of security and police stations by contacting any homeowners&#8217; associations that have formed in the area. inquire about how the community observes holidays, seasonal events and what annual celebrations usually affect the general area.</p>
<p> Sustainable communities have structured strategies in motion today that slow down encroachment by setting limits on development by restricting population density and lot size while implementing green spaces as buffer zones. Look into civic projects that could have long lasting effects on the area, like new roads, airports, large shopping malls or on-going road improvement plans. Keep in mind also that you may wish to buy a larger home in the same location, and see if there are choices available for moving up so your kids will not need to change school systems simply to get a new home with room to grow.&nbsp;
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		<title>All You’ll Need To Know About Nova Scotia</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 05 Sep 2010 15:39:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nova Scotia was called Acadia by 17th-century French settlers, who had been later expelled by the British. Americans will find a lot that is familiar there, though, simply because it became the home of a large number of loyalists from New England fleeing the Revolution. Most from the cities and towns are along the coast [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nova Scotia was called Acadia by 17th-century French settlers, who had been later expelled by the British. Americans will find a lot that is familiar there, though, simply because it became the home of a large number of loyalists from New England fleeing the Revolution.</p>
<p>Most from the cities and towns are along the coast and, like driving through Ireland, touring seems to be circumferential. The province&#8217;s info offices supply an abundance of material, split into seven effortlessly absorbed segments, many coastal, for the visitor. There are many <a href="http://www.homesvacationrentals.com" target="_blank">houses for lease</a> among the shore.</p>
<p>1 segment, the &#8221;Evangeline Trail,&#8221; is named for that heroine of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow&#8217;s poem, the literary memorial to the Acadians. The trail stretches 150 miles east beyond Yarmouth, exactly where the &#8220;Cat Ferry&#8221; from Portland and Bar Harbor, Me., dock, through an area as soon as known as the apple orchard from the British Empire. The coastal highway touches fishing villages and the highest tides in the globe. Towards the south, the &#8221;Lighthouse Route&#8221; follows a jagged shoreline via coves and bays that had been as soon as havens for privateers and pirates. Travelers can walk the decks of an idled rum runner (The Bluenose II) at the Fisheries Museum at Lunenburg or try the sandy white beaches that link picturesque villages. (One more of the seven segments is Nova Scotia&#8217;s Cape Breton Island, which offers 1 of the most scenic drives in The us.)</p>
<p>Digby, is really a setting of beauty, a small town famous for its smoked herring and representative in its own way for the links towards the American Revolution that constantly loom. It was named in honor of Robert Digby, a British admiral who brought 1,500 loyalist refugees from New England in 1783. The generally un-crowded coastal route stick to the Fundy shore, touching stark and rocky beaches at some points and ducking inland via a lumbering district or open fields elsewhere. A large stone church in St. Bernard seated 1,000 persons inside a district where the whole populations of nearby towns quantity within the hundreds; it was built over a 30-year period by nearby labor utilizing nearby materials. The cemetery was a symphony of French names; everyone seemed related to everyone else.</p>
<p>In Meteghan, fishing vessels leaned against pilings and docks in one of Canada&#8217;s oldest shipyards, is evidence of the dramatic tide changes. The coast is ringed by modern highways, but you can avoid them, particularly within the south, to get closer towards the beaches and go to the communities for the <a href="http://www.homesvacationrentals.com/how_to_advertise.php" target="_blank">houses for rent by owner</a> on the sea.</p>
<p>Eating is usually a great experience in Nova Scotia, there&#8217;s much in the way of variety when it comes to restaurants and pubs.</p>
<p>Parks, forts, museums and historic houses also are plentiful. The Halifax Citadel, complete with fortifications and a 19th-century detention cell, provides a splendid view of the harbor.
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		<title>Believing in The Law of Belief</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Sep 2010 20:16:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Law of Belief states that whatsoever you believe with feeling and conviction becomes your reality. It is not until you change your beliefs that you can begin to change your reality and your performance. Another way to state this law is in the context of having faith. One&#8217;s ability is talked about in all [...]]]></description>
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 <a href="http://bob-proctor.org/the-law-of-belief.php">The Law of Belief </a>states that whatsoever you believe with feeling and conviction becomes your reality. It is not until you change your beliefs that you can begin to change your reality and your performance.
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Another way to state this law is in the context of having faith. One&#8217;s ability is talked about in all of the religions of the world to eternally keep faith, as being a key to success and happiness. Whether you choose to follow religious dogma or not, the Law of Belief is something which can either keep you from achieving it or help you achieve success. &#8211; depending upon whether you live in accordance with the law.
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We have all heard the naysayers and the doubters out there who always proclaim, &#8220;I&#8217;ll believe it when I see it!&#8221; In reality, it is the other way around; it is not until you believe it, that you will see it (no matter what &#8220;it&#8221; is)!
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Self-limiting beliefs are perhaps the most damaging of all thoughts, since they absolutely will keep you from the success that you may want, but don&#8217;t believe you can attain. There is an old expression that states,&#8221;whether you think you can or you can&#8217;t, your right!&#8221; This saying is entirely congruent with the Law of Belief. Let me explain through the use of the adjacent hypothetical situation:
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At your work you are up for a promotion. You have worked hard and feel you are ready, but do not believe with conviction that you will get the promotion. Perhaps you feel there are other candidates that are better or more qualified, or that you are all important(p) in your current role (now there is a mistaken belief!) or it may be some other negative thought pattern. If these are the beliefs that you are holding in your mind, it is all but guaranteed that you will not get the promotion. Why? Because your self-limiting beliefs will complot to hold you back!
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The Law of Belief, when understood and practiced, can help anyone to manifest those things in life that they genuinely want. The trick is that you need absolute clarity on your objectives; a strong plan to get you there and then must believe that you are destined to achieve them. As time passes, you must continuously reinforce this belief in your own mind.
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Persevering is one of the greatest challenges and to maintain focus on your goals, even when faced with seemingly insurmountable setbacks or obstacles. The interesting thing in these circumstances is that we tend to observe the world from a very narrow point of view &#8211; which is that obstacle are negative. In fact, obstacles help us to grow and can be positive! Sometimes things go awry and it isn&#8217;t until much later on that we discover that, whatever the setback was, it was there for good reason. We learn and become stronger from the experience.
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By maintaining faith, by continuing to live in accordance with the Law of Belief, we are able to achieve our goals, although the path may be somewhat different than we had originally thought! If however, we give up at the first sign of trouble, in other words, our faith or belief fail us, then we can never hope to reach our goals.<br />
If you can learn to persevere in the face of all obstacles, then eventually you will create the reality that you desire.
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What You Can Do
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There are two action exercises, which you can put in place at present, to help you in this area:
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1. <a href="http://Bob-Proctor.org/bob-proctor.php">Bob-Proctor</a> would tell you to begin to believe today, that you are destined to be successful in whatever areas you desire. Get very clear and focused on your true desires, make plans to achieve them and then believe, with absolute conviction, that you will achieve them. Once you believe it, the universe will conspire to help you achieve it.
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2. Your new behaviors will influence your beliefs, which in turn will help you to manifest your desires, so Get into the habit of acting as though you have already accomplished your goals.
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There is no mystery to achieving success &#8211; it is available to all of us. One need only be aware of, understand and, most significantly, live in accordance with, Universal Law! The first step is in beginning to believe that you will attain the levels of success that you truly want
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		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:29:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Safety first, particularly when it comes to apartment living. It doesn&#8217;t matter if you&#8217;ve chosen to save on rent by living in a marginal neck of the woods, or if you are simply looking for ways to look out for yourself in case of a fire, you will want to follow this to do list [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Safety first, particularly when it comes to apartment living.   It doesn&#8217;t matter if you&#8217;ve chosen to save on rent by living in a marginal  neck of the woods, or if you are simply looking for ways to  look out for yourself in case of a fire, you will want to follow  this to do list in order to protect  yourself and your valuables :</p>
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<li><strong>Purchase renter&#8217;s insurance.</strong> Make  a list of your valuables  and a brief video inventory of your new place, make sure you state  the date and time, clearly at the start  of the video.  Put the inventory and video in a safe deposit box, or in a fire safe box  within the apartment. </li>
<li><strong>Change the locks.</strong> Make sure that the locks to your apartment  have been changed since the last renter tenant.  Even though most landlords  forbid giving a key out to a boyfriend/girlfriend, friend, or relative, you never know who lived in your apartment before you or to whom they gave keys. </li>
<li><strong>Lock your sliding glass door.</strong> It&#8217;s helpful to stick a dowel pin or a broom handle in the track of your sliding glass door.  Many of these doors have flimsy locks, and require a little extra  security. </li>
<li><strong>Guard your identity.</strong> Put only your last name or your initials  on your mailbox and buzzer.  Also, keep an unlisted number.  This will cut down on the number of solicitations you receive as well. </li>
<li><strong>Live above the first floor.</strong> When choosing an apartment, request one above the first floor.  Statistics show that these apartments are less likely to be broken into. </li>
<li><strong>Check  your smoke detector.</strong> When you move in, and periodically  thereafter,  try out the battery on your smoke detector. Likewise, install a carbon monoxide detector in your  apartment. </li>
<li><strong>Choose your neighborhood with wisdom.</strong>&nbsp; Your local police department should have a crime map of the area, which is important to check  before you sign a long term lease.</li>
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<p>Staying safe is fairly simple if you follow these steps and use good common sense.  Trying out  your smoke detector  often, and purchasing renter&#8217;s insurance will both protect your personal safety, as well as cover any financial liability you may have in regards to your personal material possessions.  Safety is the most important aspect of living in an apartment, and in the end you are ultimately responsible for yourself.</p>
<p>Lisa Brown is a Sales and Marketing Associate for Almost Home USA (<a href="http://www.almosthomeusa.com/%3Cspan%20class=%27posible_changer%27%20id=%27spin_8%27%20onclick=%27ShowSpinOptions%288%29%27%3Ecorporate%3C/span%3E-housing-atlanta.html" target="_new">Corporate Housing Atlanta</a>), a corporate housing company whose goal is to provide such excellent experiences that clients feel almost home.
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		<description><![CDATA[Foreclosure is the process in which once a property owner has failed to make payments as agreed and has been provided with a notice of default from the lender, the property is sold by public sale.&#160;Foreclosed properties can be good investment opportunities for you to purchase a home at much less than its market value. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> <a href="http://www.ourutahhomes.com/fine/real/estate/newsearch/lndgname/bluffforec" target="_blank">Foreclosure</a> is the process in which once a property owner has failed to make payments as agreed and has been provided with a notice of default from the lender, the property is sold by public sale.&nbsp;Foreclosed properties can be good investment opportunities for you to purchase a home at much less than its market value.  But before buying foreclosed homes, be sure that you know and understand that it can be complicated and far more risky than buying a property that does not have that financial baggage. For this reason make sure you perform your due diligence while researching the property. If at all possible and the seller is willing, have the home inspected by a professional.</p>
<p> Many home owners that go into foreclosure have been struggling financially for about a year before they give up the property, which means that the house may not have received any repairs or maintenance required.</p>
<p>However, not all foreclosed houses are previously owned properties, as some foreclosed homes are new.  Sometimes, the builders themselves were overextended as they built spec homes and then experienced financial hardships. Foreclosures  can happen to  all  sizes, shapes, and styles of  homes; from  simple   homes to  exquisite    estates  .</p>
<p> Buying <a href="http://www.ourutahhomes.com/fine/real/estate/newsearch/lndgname/HerriFore" target="_blank">foreclosures</a> can be complex, so to reduce the risk, consider bank-owned properties since the appraisal has already been done. It is the safest deal for first time foreclosure buyers and there are no taxes or liens to be concerned with.</p>
<p>If you are attend a foreclosure auction and are prepared to bid on a home, do not bid too high because it can lower your profit potential when reselling the property, if you are planning to flip it.</p>
<p> You can find a professional real estate agent that has experience in purchasing foreclosures or one of the many online coaches that are available.</p>
<p> Let your agent check the neighbor homes to find out if the price for a foreclosed property is really a good deal.</p>
<p>When a government agency is involved, get ready for loads of paperwork when buying a foreclosure.
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